U S Vietnam War policy blamed for worsening outlook
Editorial argues that U S troop levels will rise to 750000 in Vietnam by 1967 as black market activity and corruption in Saigon grow. It condemns South Vietnamese officials for blocking offensive actions, cites lost aid as profits for the black market, and says U S efforts undermine local incentives and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Uncle Sam
Voters reject public power bid in Asplin County
Residents in Asplin County Washington chose investor owned power over a Public Utility District. They rejected replacing the existing company citing higher taxes and the proven reliability and lower rates of private power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asplin County
Wash
PUD
Investment column on stock picks and strategy
Reader asks about a stock liquidating dividend after a coal takeover and specific holdings. Roger Speer advises focusing on growth stocks Continental Oil American Electric Power Toledo Edison and U S Steel and Ingersoll Rand for growth, while holding Chi and steel issues for balance. He endorses Peoples Gas as a solid growth utility with steady dividends and notes Southern Company for higher income with slower growth.
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Continental Oi
Chrysler
Continental Oil
Toledo Edison
Am. Bleeiie Power
U. S. Steel
Nas. Steel
Ingersoll- Rand
Bach Glock
Fleeting Power
Holt Chi
Yemen
Ree
C.K
Chicago
Peoples Gas
Bea
Johnson faces pivotal tax decision as economy weighs
In Washington, Democratic pressure grows over a possible income tax hike. Treasury officials hesitate, awaiting Commerce SEC and Pentagon forecasts on business spending and Vietnam costs to decide if higher taxes are needed to curb inflation without crippling growth. Liberal Democrats push for targeted increases, while House Ways and Means leans to restraint.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Democratic Party
Henry H. Fowler
Treasury Department
White House
Treasury
Department of Commerce
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Robert McNamara
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Commerce-Sec
Capitol Hill
Congress
Tax-Weiling House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hild
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Health inquiry on hair, mood, and tranquilizers addressed
A reader letter from Connecticut describes personal health observations on hair color and mood following a fallen routine. It mentions tranquilizers, a physician’s pamphlet, and a claim that restoring hair volume improved spirits, while noting uncertainty about the treatment’s effects. The piece includes a misaligned address request and a political constitution extract as filler.
Krebiozen controversy and FDA critique prompt inquires
The Worry Clinic features Irene T. and Dr. Ivy questions the FDA stance on Krebiozen a horse blood hormone cancer treatment. It cites alleged patient recoveries, quotes a doctor’s praise, accuses the FDA of deceit and coercion, and argues for open double blind testing amid claims of pathological panic.
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Irene T
Brunet
Crane
Hammond
Indiana
Krebjozen
A.M.A
America
Nuremberg
Mather
Ivy Abut
Krebiozen
Moon and Drug Administration
Dre. Ivy
Steven Duravie
Ivy
WDA
Sinveen
FDA
Jess
PDA
Indianapolis
Durovic
Burovic
Chicago
Svaro
Food and Drug Administration
EDA
Dr. Durovic
Washington
Folklore and travel quotes by Wade and others
A collage of quotations on life, travel, art, and happiness features William Wade's reflections on living through one's era, a New York Times note on Greenland promoting tourism, and Aphorisms from Louis Kronenberger Artur Rubinstein and others. The piece contrasts fearless travel with criticism of petty artists and ends with the idea that happiness comes from liking what you do.
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Rea Rinhat
Greenland
New York Times
Alexander the Great
Marco Polo
Kabul
Associated Press
Louis Kronenberger
Artur Rubinstein
Goldberg's UN role shadows Africa policy shift in 1965 era
The piece argues Arthur Goldberg, then UN ambassador, may be moved to Asia with limited impact, critiquing his ties to African emergent nations and preferred stance on China. It questions whether Goldberg will remain in diplomacy or return to law, amid debates on U S foreign policy and Kennedy's political position.
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Goldberg
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
United Nations
Aif
South East Asia
State Department
Saigon
East River
Johnson
Kirk
Republic of South Afiandia
China
State Department O
Seite Department
Vy Goldberg
Atpo
United States
America
Vais
Sheral
Amiele Ae MY
Peta Webb
Gael Alien
Aot
Newsweek
Weta
Rhodesia
Aiea
Washinton
Goldherd Lesnon
Adki Stevenson
New York
Cihaed Foley
Tobert Kennedy
Kennedy
New York City
Ronald Reagan
Bobby
Senator Kennedy
Africa
G. Mennen Williams
Cope. TM
Gen. Men, Corp
Navy quiz questions about submarines amid 1959 to 1960
In March 1959 a submarine selected the ice to surface at the North Pole. The text lists candidates including the Skipjack, Shale, Kenan, and Halden as part of a Navy quiz. It also notes a May 18 1960 surface event near Delaware and references US Navy ships like a nuclear submarine and a frigate.
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Continuent Iron
North Pale
Adel
al Quincy
Delaware
Heromning
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THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George 9. Critvenberger
Warrione Siden
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Frmersurey
Anderson
Madiven
Madixen
Rncaive
Hainra
Oliver
Qing
Rowland Evans
Robert Nayak
Brady's Health Service
Hostore
Connecticut
Hogan
USA
Nusa
Alean Gay
Sloane
William Dyway
EL Camino
Rverly Hills
California
Wie
Ameriga
George W. Crone
Trent
Aniike
William Wade
By Russell Kirk
Amis. Martin
Shale Nook
HSS
Halnheidae
Kenan
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